Legal Drama: Pop star Selena Gomez, her mother Mandy Teefey, and former partner Daniella Pierson are named in a federal fraud lawsuit filed in Delaware over the mental-health startup Wondermind, with investors claiming promised partnerships and a mobile app never materialized and the company “quietly collapsed” while they were kept in the dark. Public Health & Food Safety: Lidl US recalled a Vitasia Asian Style Wok Spice Mix sold in Delaware and eight other states plus D.C. after internal testing found Salmonella in one lot; no illnesses reported. Community Care: Celebrate Wellness’s Orange Party in Bethany Beach raised a record $75,280 for mental health services for Delaware hospitality workers, topping last year’s total and supporting therapy access. Arts & Culture: The Southern Delaware Orchestra announced its 2026-27 season, including Hispanic Heritage Month programming and holiday classics, with performances across Southern Delaware and at Cape Henlopen High School. Local Business: Wilmington Mayor John Carney launched a Wilmington Economic Roundtable, chaired by New Castle County Chamber CEO Yvonne Deadwyler, to advise on business growth and investment. Education Data: Delaware Open Data reports tiny Hawaiian student enrollment in multiple districts, including 6 students in Smyrna and 16 in Brandywine during 2024-25. Civic & Rights: Delaware Attorney General Nick Brown joined lawsuits challenging a Trump administration push to obtain sensitive CDL driver records from states, arguing privacy-law violations and unlawful federal pressure.